Faithful Writers

What if every ordinary moment—your commute, your morning coffee, your laundry folding—could become a meeting place with God? Hosting His presence daily isn’t about perfection but about awareness. It’s learning to invite Him into the simple, quiet spaces of life.

Sometimes God’s voice isn’t loud—it’s felt through people, pain, and the quiet of peace. Are we listening closely enough to hear Him?

There was a time when I could trace God by His miracles. But when the wonders paused and silence came instead, I discovered something deeper — God didn’t stop working. He started teaching.

Abraham’s story shows us something rare and powerful—friendship with God. It wasn’t built on perfection, but on trust. And that same invitation remains open to every believer who dares to walk closely with Him.

Many say nothing happens after you die — but the Bible reveals the truth about life after death and what awaits beyond this life.

Courage isn’t the absence of fear, but choosing trust when God calls you into the unknown.

God is literally outside of time. He is not bound by our past, present, or future. Every prayer is heard at exactly the right moment, for the right reason.

I was skeptical of modern miracles. But in a rented classroom, during an ordinary Bible study, I saw something I can’t explain away—and neither could anyone in the room.

From the Beatles to Mozart to Moses, what makes music last? Some songs win Grammys. Others echo through eternity.

Your failed business, missed promotion, or broken plan may not have been a dead end. Throughout Scripture and history, God has used failure to strip away false identity, build character, and open new doors to calling.

When David wrote, ‘I will counsel you with my loving eye on you,’ he wasn’t talking about distant advice. He was pointing to a God who walks with us, teaches us, and lovingly watches over our next step.

When we choose gratitude, joy follows. Discover how a thankful mindset transforms our outlook and creates a life that glorifies God, even in hard times.

Before the fall, God walked with His creation in perfect harmony. To understand the promise of Heaven, we must first understand what was lost—and what God plans to restore.

David knew the math: the giant was bigger than him, but David plus God was bigger than the giant. Your battles aren’t won by size, but by perspective — because the giant is standing against God, not just you.

Dear Non-Christians: A Love Letter To You All — A heartfelt Christian message sharing God’s love, hope, and invitation to know Him personally.

This is a steadfast reminder of where our true help comes from. We are called to recognize that our strength and protection do not originate from anything in the world around us, but from God and only God. If you’re facing uncertainty or bracing to go headlong into a storm, this passage will point you toward God and remind you that you are never alone.

When the world sleeps and darkness presses in, God writes melodies for the midnight hour. Even in seasons of silence, He fills the night with songs of hope, faith, and quiet strength.

Most people picture heaven as clouds, harps, and floating souls. But that vision didn’t come from Jesus — it came from Plato. The Bible tells a far greater story: resurrection, renewal, and creation made whole.

These three are better than gold, frankincense, and myrrh. What we should give to God goes beyond ritual or offering. It’s about giving Him what He truly desires from us

The Bible has often been misused to justify misogyny, but careful study shows God’s truth is the opposite. Women are not inferior to men — they are created as equal partners, protected by divine law, and honored in God’s redemptive plan. Let’s revisit the Scriptures and uncover what God really says about women.

From Genesis to the Resurrection, God’s plan consistently honors women, even when cultural practices and church traditions suggest otherwise. Discover the truth about His perspective

I taught, led, created, and hustled — all under the guise of calling. But when war in Sudan halted every plan, I realized I had built my faith on momentum, not intimacy. This is how the quiet came back, and how rest became a gift, not a goal.

Jesus is the Author and Finisher of our lives (Hebrews 12:2 KJV). And it’s hard to grapple with the truth that His plan for my life — and your life — will not always match our own.

“Sometimes it’s almost impossible for us to comprehend (or even believe) that there is such a thing as unconditional love, automatic worth, and forgiveness for everyone.”